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#51 | How To Stay Focused & Productive, The Downside of Logic, and Artist Promotion Strategies

from Producer Diaries · host Jay Cactus, Ocean, LLB

Producer Diaries Podcast | Episode 51.Jay Cactus, Ocean, and LLB join forces to bring you a brand-new weekly podcast where we talk about music production, content creation, life, and current events. In this episode we discuss our daily routines centered around music production, the importance of focus and productivity, and the balance between hands-on work and outsourcing tasks. We explore the nuances of social media content creation, comparing raw and polished styles, and delve into the evolving trends in music production. Networking and collaboration are highlighted as key components of success in the industry, alongside the significance of structured time management. The discussion also touches on the tools and apps used for music production, culminating in a debate between Logic and Ableton as preferred digital audio workstations. In this conversation, we discuss various aspects of the music industry, including the influence of popular podcast formats, the importance of mentorship, and the balance between music releases and content creation. We explore strategies for promoting new artists, the role of budget in music promotion, and the evolving landscape of music consumption. The conversation emphasizes the need for consistent engagement and innovative approaches to reach audiences effectively.🎧 Stream Ocean's Music: https://spoti.fi/3Y6JJ10🌵 Join Jay's Community: https://bit.ly/3OSCjcB🥁 Join LLB's Community: https://bit.ly/3VtC7ExFollow us here:https://www.instagram.com/jaycactusmusic/https://www.instagram.com/prodbyocean/https://www.instagram.com/prodllb/

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